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- the present disclosure relates to a system for detecting female urination by using a wearable device, and a diagnosis method using the same.
- the disorders related to urination may include difficulties in urination, urinary retention, delayed urination, frequent urination, nocturia, and post-void dribbling.
- a delayed urination symptom and a post-void dribbling symptom are commonly found in the elderly, and their causes may be cystitis, and may be various since it may be acute urinary retention, etc., especially for women.
- the symptoms can be identified by asking an existing patient about his or her condition or using daily record for urination which is a urine check list written by a patient.
- the present disclosure has been made in an effort to resolve the problems described above. Specifically, the present disclosure provides a urination detection system, which can observe sensor data generated by the movement of a sensor during urination of a female, and which can calculate urination information and determine a urination disorder by extracting effective data.
- a method for detecting female urination by using a wearable device wherein the method detects urination of a subject to be measured, who is a female, by using a measurement device 100 mounted on the subject to be measured, the method including: (a) acquiring sensor data S generated according to movement of a sensor 110 of the measurement device 100 ; and (b) extracting effective data S Eff related to urination by filtering the sensor data S acquired in (a) by an effective data extracting module 220 of an analysis device 200 through a preset method.
- the sensor data S may be data which is continuous according to lapse of time.
- (b) may include: extracting effective data S Eff when the sensor data S acquired in (a) includes all of first sensor data S 1 , which is acquired when the sensor 110 is rotated by a preset angle or more, and second sensor data S 4 , which is acquired when the sensor 110 is stopped for a preset period of time or more, within a preset period of time.
- the method may further include: after (b), (c) calculating, among the second sensor data S 4 of the extracted effective data S Eff , data at an initial time point, at which the sensor 110 is stopped, as a urination start time point t 1 and calculating data at a time point, at which the sensor 110 is moved after the urination start time point t 1 , as a urination end time point t 2 , by a urination information calculating module ( 230 ) of the analysis device ( 200 ).
- (b) may include: extracting effective data S Eff when the sensor data S acquired in (a) includes all of the first sensor data S 1 , the second sensor data S 4 , third sensor data S 2 , which is acquired when the sensor 110 is moved from a preset second height h 2 to a first height h 1 which is lower than the second height h 2 , and fourth sensor data S 6 , which is acquired when the sensor 110 is moved from the first height h 1 to the second height h 2 , within the preset period of time.
- the first height h 1 may be a height corresponding to the height of a knee of a subject to be measured, on which the measurement device 100 is mounted, from the ground.
- (b) may include: extracting effective data S Eff when the sensor data S acquired in (a) includes all of the first sensor data S 1 , the second sensor data S 4 , the third sensor data S 2 , the fourth sensor data S 6 , and fifth sensor data S 5 , which is data that oscillates with a preset amplitude or more, within the preset period of time.
- the sensor data S may be acquired in the sequence of the first sensor data S 1 , the third sensor data S 2 , the second sensor data S 4 , and the fourth sensor data S 6 .
- (c) may include: calculating a difference between the urination end time point t 2 and the urination start time point t 1 as a urination time and calculating a urination amount through a preset method by using the urination time, by the urination information calculating module 230 , and wherein the method may further include: after (c), (d) determining a urination disorder by a urination disorder determining module 240 of the analysis device 200 through a preset method by using a urination time and a urination amount calculated by the urination information calculating module 230 .
- (d) may include: diagnosing a delayed urination symptom by the urination disorder determining module 240 when the urination time is longer than a preset first period of time.
- the sensor data S may further include temperature data detected by the sensor 110 , and (b) may include: extracting effective data S Eff when the sensor data S acquired in (a) includes all of the first sensor data S 1 , the second sensor data S 4 , the third sensor data S 2 , the fourth sensor data S 6 , and data in which numerical values of the temperature data increase during a time when the third sensor data S 2 is acquired, within the preset period time.
- the preset angle may be 100 degrees.
- the present disclosure provides a computer readable recording medium in which a computer program for executing the method described above is recorded.
- the present disclosure provides a system for detecting female urination by using a wearable device, wherein the system is for performing the method described above, the system including: the measurement device 100 which is mounted on the subject to be measured and in which the sensor 110 configured to generate sensor data S corresponding to movement of the subject to be measured is installed; and the analysis device 200 configured to receive the sensor data S and extract effective data S Eff by filtering the sensor data S through a preset method, and determine a urination disorder by using the effective data S Eff .
- the system may further include: an electronic medical record EMR server 300 , to which a urination time and a urination amount calculated by a urination information calculating module 230 of the analysis device 200 are transmitted.
- a urination disorder determining module 240 of the analysis device 200 may be connected to the EMR server to determine a urination disorder.
- a unique identifier may be stored in the measurement device 100 , and a urination time and a urination amount calculated by the urination information calculating module 230 may be transmitted to the EMR server 300 together with the unique identifier.
- the present disclosure can be helpful in diagnosis and treatment of a symptom.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 are schematic views of a detection system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 3 is a graph illustrating an example of sensor data generated according to lapse of time when a subject to be measured (i.e., female) urinates;
- FIGS. 4 to 8 are schematic views illustrating an appearance of a subject to be measured (i.e., female) upon urination.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating a detection method according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- a “system” means an object that is built according to the present disclosure and is not a method.
- an “EMR” means an electronic medical record and a member that processes information related thereto is referred to as an “EMR server”.
- FIGS. 1 to 8 a detection system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8 .
- a detection system includes a measurement device 100 , an analysis device 200 , and an EMR server 300 .
- the measurement device 100 is a part that is mounted on a subject to be measured, and may be a device, such as a smart watch, a smart band, a smart ring, a smartphone, other mobile phones, a PDA, etc., which is mounted on the subject to be measured or is used while being attached to a site that is close to a human body.
- a device such as a smart watch, a smart band, a smart ring, a smartphone, other mobile phones, a PDA, etc.
- the measurement device 100 may be a digital device having a calculation capacity by being equipped with a memory means and a microprocessor.
- the measurement device 100 includes a sensor 100 and a communication module 120 , and a unique identifier is stored in the measurement device 100 .
- the unique identifier may be an indicator that corresponds to a subject to be measured, on which the measurement device 100 is mounted.
- the sensor 110 generates continuous data according to lapse of time.
- the sensor 110 may be a concept that includes any one or more of a gyro sensor, an atmospheric pressure detecting sensor, a temperature sensor, or all of the above-listed sensors.
- the gyro sensor generates sensor data for 3-axis rotation, etc.
- the atmospheric pressure detecting sensor detects the atmospheric pressure and generates sensor data for a height, at which the sensor is spaced apart from the ground (because the atmospheric pressure decreases as the height increases, the sensor data for the height may be generated), and the temperature sensor generates temperature data for the temperature of a subject to be measured, on which the measurement device 100 is mounted.
- the sensor 110 generates sensor data S, which is continuous according to lapse of time, and temperature data, thereby including all data generated in daily life, which is irrelevant to urination, as well as the data related to urination.
- a urination pattern will be discussed with reference to FIGS. 4 to 8 by using an example of a subject to be measured (i.e., female) wearing a measurement device 100 in the form of a smart watch.
- the subject to be measured who entered the bathroom by opening the door, rotates her body in order to sit on a toilet 1 (see FIG. 5 ). Although it depends on arrangement of the toilet, in general, the subject to be measured rotates her body by 100 degrees or more.
- the important thing is that the urine stored in the bladder may be discharged to the outside only when the muscles around the urethra are relaxed.
- the subject to be measured stops without movement in order to relax the muscles around the urethra. That is, there occurs no movement of the subject to be measured for the period of time for urination, and the sensor 110 generates second sensor data corresponding to S 4 of FIG. 3 .
- sensor data in which movement of the subject to be measured is absent, may be arbitrarily observed in daily life, it is preferable that the second sensor data S 4 is data continuous for a preset period of time or more. In particular, the present period of time may be understood as a urination time.
- the measurement device 100 is located at a first height h 1 which is lower than the second height h 2 . That is, the measurement device 100 generates third sensor data corresponding to S 2 when the subject to be measured sits on the toilet 1 .
- the hands of the subject to be measured should be positioned from the height of the waist to the lower side of the knees in order to disrobe the bottoms as well as to be seated. Therefore, changing the height of the measurement device 100 from the second height h 2 to the first height h 1 may be regarded as a bottom disrobing process.
- the height may be detected according to a change in atmospheric pressure by providing the sensor 110 with an atmospheric pressure detecting sensor that detects the atmospheric pressure. Since the atmospheric pressure decreases as the height increases, the height may be detected by using this principle.
- the first height h 1 is a height from the ground to the knees of the subject to be measured.
- the measurement device 100 mounted on the subject to be measured is also located on the same height as the height of the knees, and thus, sensor data corresponding to the first height h 1 may be observed.
- the sensor 110 including a temperature sensor may generate temperature data corresponding to the temperature of the subject to be measured, and may extract effective data S Eff when data, in which the numerical values of the temperature data increase, are generated.
- the subject to be measured should separate a part of toilet paper from the roll paper installed on the wall surface of the bathroom in order to wipe her private part.
- the subject to be measured repeats an operation of pulling down the roll paper and rolling it up again.
- the measurement device 100 mounted on the wrist of the subject to be measured may understand the operation as vertical vibrations having a predetermined amplitude. That is, fifth sensor data corresponding to S 5 of FIG. 3 is generated.
- the predetermined amplitude may be larger than an amplitude which may be generated in daily life of the subject to be measured.
- the subject to be measured puts on the bottoms and stands up from the seating posture.
- the height of the measurement device 100 will be located at the second height h 2 again, and the measurement device 100 generates fourth sensor data corresponding to S 6 of FIG. 3 .
- the communication module 120 transmits sensor data S generated by the sensor 110 to a communication module 210 of the analysis device 200 .
- the analysis device 200 is a part that receives sensor data S from the measurement device 110 , extracts effective data S Eff , and determines a urination disorder by using the effective data S Eff .
- the analysis device 200 may be a digital device having a calculation papacity by being equipped with a memory means and a microprocessor.
- the analysis device 200 includes a communication module 210 , an effective data extracting module 220 , a urination information calculating module 230 , and a urination disorder determining module 240 .
- the communication module 210 is a part that receives sensor data S from the communication module 120 of the measurement device 100 .
- the effective data extracting module 220 is a part that extracts effective data S Eff related to urination by filtering the sensor data S.
- the effective data extracting module 220 determines whether the sensor data S are effective data S Eff related to urination through a combination of the first sensor data to fifth sensor data, and data, in which the numerical values of the temperature data increase.
- the important thing is that the data used for extraction should be acquired within a preset period of time. Since the sensor data S is continuous data according to lapse of time, only the data acquired for the preset period of time may be regarded as the effective data related to urination.
- the urination information calculating module 230 is a part that calculates, among the second sensor data S 4 of the effective data S Eff extracted by the effective data extracting module 220 , the data at an initial time point, at which the sensor 110 is stopped, as a urination start time point t 1 , and calculates the data at a time point, at which the sensor 110 is moved after the urination start time point t 1 , as a urination end time point t 2 .
- a difference between the urination end time point t 2 and the urination start time point t 1 may be calculated as a urination time, and a urination amount may be calculated by using the urination time.
- the urination amount may be calculated by multiplying the urination time and a urination speed, and more specifically, may be calculated by multiplying the urination time and a number of 25 to 30. This is based on a statistical value, in which a normal female urinates at a speed of 25 to 30 mL/sec.
- the urination disorder determining module 240 is a part that determines a urination disorder by using a urination time and a urination amount calculated by the urination information calculating module 230 .
- the urination disorder determining module 240 may diagnose a delayed urination symptom when the urination time is longer than a preset first period of time.
- the preset first period of time may be 30 seconds.
- the urination disorder determining module 240 may be connected to the EMR server 300 to determine a urination disorder.
- the EMR server 300 is a part that may receive sensor data S and a unique identifier from the measurement device 100 and may receive a urination time and a urination amount from the analysis device 300 .
- EMR server 300 Any EMR server that is conventionally widely used may be used as the EMR server 300 .
- the received data can be accurately recorded and maintained only when the unique identifier received from the measurement device 100 is stored.
- the urination disorder determining module 240 of the analysis device 200 may be connected to the EMR server 300 to determine a urination disorder by using the urination time and the urination amount stored in the EMR server 300 , and may output the urination time and the urination amount to an output part 310 according to the determination result for a urination disorder.
- the sensor 110 of the measurement device 100 mounted on the subject to be measured generates sensor data S that is continuous according to lapse of time (S 100 ) (see FIG. 3 ).
- the urination information calculating module 230 of the analysis device 200 may calculate a urination time and a urination amount by using the sensor data S directly transmitted to the analysis device 200 , but it is apparent that the urination information calculating module 230 is directly connected to the EMR server 300 to calculate the urination information.
- the effective data extracting module 220 of the analysis device 200 extracts effective data S Eff when the transmitted sensor data S includes any one or more of the first sensor data to fifth sensor data, and the data, in which the numerical values of the temperature data increase, within a preset period of time.
- the first sensor data to fifth sensor data, and the data, in which the numerical values of the temperature data increase may be data generated when the subject to be measured urinates. That is, when the sensor data S includes any one or more of the data described above within a preset period of time, it may be determined that the subject to be measured is urinating, and this is extracted as the effective data S Eff . It is apparent that the possibility of the data extracted as the effective data S Eff being data during urination becomes higher as the number of the data that should be included in the sensor data S to extract the effective data S Eff increases.
- the urination information calculating module 230 calculates a urination time from the effective data S Eff and calculates an urination amount by using the urination time (S 210 ).
- the method for calculating the urination time and the urination amount from the effective data S Eff has been described above, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.
- the urination disorder determining module 240 determines a urination disorder by using the urination time and the urination amount, which have been calculated (S 220 ). For example, when the urination time is longer than a preset first period of time, a delayed urination symptom may be diagnosed. In particular, the preset first period of time may be 30 seconds.
- the determined urination disorder may be transmitted to the measurement device 100 or the EMR server 300 , thereby having an advantage in that the subject to be measured or the medical staff can diagnose the heath state of an individual in real time.
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- (Patent Document 1) Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2014-79506 (May 8, 2014)
- (Patent Document 2) Korean Patent Application Publication No. 10-2017-0073541 (Jun. 28, 2017)
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